(Related: «Whatever Happened to the Ozone Hole» and «
Healing the Ozone Layer: Chemist Says Treaty Is Working.»)
That star, called Eta Carinae, could explode like SN 2006gy, which «probably wouldn't be good for Earth,» Corcoran says, because the event could destroy communications satellites and damage the planet's
healing ozone layer.
These activities can guarantee that the efforts
heal the ozone layer stay on course and do not become sidetracked by unknown and unforeseen events or occurrences.
Not exact matches
Industrial emissions of a chemical commonly used in solvents, paint removers, and the production of pharmaceuticals have doubled in the past few years, researchers have found, which could slow the
healing of the
ozone layer over Antarctica anywhere between 5 and 30 years — or even longer if levels continue to rise.
Scientists at MIT and elsewhere have identified the «first fingerprints of
healing» of the Antarctic
ozone layer, published today in the journal Science.
«First signs of
healing in the Antarctic
ozone layer: September
ozone hole has shrunk by 4 million square kilometers since 2000.»
The hole in the
ozone layer over Antarctica, which allows harmful ultraviolet radiation to penetrate our atmosphere, is finally starting to
heal.
The
ozone layer is showing hints of
healing.
Scientists say that they have found evidence suggesting the «first fingerprints of
healing» of the
ozone layer above Antarctica, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Science.
Scientists found that the
ozone layer is not
healing after all.
The study, Emergence of
Healing in the Antarctic
Ozone Layer (DOI: 10.1126 / science.aae0061), appears today in Science.
It seems like the effort has all been worth it, as Professor Susan Solomon of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a team of scientists from NCAS and the University of Leeds report the «first signs of
healing» of the
ozone layer, confirming predictions that the hole in the
ozone layer could close by the middle of this century.
Observations and model calculations together indicate that
healing of the Antarctic
ozone layer has now begun to occur during the month of September.
Scientists found that the
ozone layer is not
healing after all.
My recent Times column argued that the alleged
healing of the
ozone layer is exaggerated, but so was the impact of the
ozone hole over Antarctica: